I've been experimenting with various opiates, T3's, Dilaudid, Percocet, etc. I take ery small doses and the ROA is always oral, except insuffilation for the Dilaudid. I have no background of experimenting with any other drugs besides marijuana, meaning my tolerance is absolute zero. I started off with T3's, I took 4 of them and didn't feel anything except a bit of a caffeine buzz. I said okay, well codeine is the weakest opiate out there, so maybe I need to try something stronger. That's when I tried two 5 mg percocet. This made me feel really shitty. I was sweating, felt fainty, couldn't keep my eyes open, and had no positive effects from it whatsoever. I tried insuffilating 2.5 mg of dilaudid of crushed up spansules from an ER cap, and this also made me feel like shit. Lots of nausea, couldn't get up off the couch, weird sounds in my ears, and an overall feeling of depression and wishing it would just go away. I read everywhere that opiates are a death sentence of addiction when you experiment with finding the one you like, I find this not the case with me. Is it possible that a person can just not like opiates at all? I've never used them for actual pain, it's always been recreational use. I do have ADHD, a learning disability, and Asperger's Syndrome, so I'm not sure if they affect people differently in conjunction with those disorders.
I'm not trying to get addicted to opiates here, I just want to feel this "blissful amazing feeling that feels better than anything else" that my friends are talking about. Should I just assume that opiates aren't my drug? or is there another reason that may be preventing me from feeling the euphoric amazingness that people claim they provide?
Thanks.
I'm not trying to get addicted to opiates here, I just want to feel this "blissful amazing feeling that feels better than anything else" that my friends are talking about. Should I just assume that opiates aren't my drug? or is there another reason that may be preventing me from feeling the euphoric amazingness that people claim they provide?
Thanks.